Islam - Asia > Afghanistan's State of Collapse of Human Rights; 3 Mohammads molest >100 Hindu Girls in India

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This report neglects to mention that the Taliban are extremely devout Muslims who practice Sharia Law. This is Islam taken to its logical conclusion. As such, women and teenage girls must be invisible in society. At least, that's their interpretation.

U.N.: Afghanistan human rights in 'state of collapse'

By Patrick Hilsman

U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk said Tuesday that Afghan human rights are in a

"state of collapse." UPI File Photo

Sept. 12 (UPI) -- The U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights on Tuesday accused the Taliban of committing grave human rights violations and warned that Afghan human rights are in a "state of collapse."

"Violations of human rights in the country are not new: decades of armed conflict mean that Afghanistan has known violence and injustice for much of its recent history," High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk said during remarks delivered for the 54th session of the U.N. Human Rights Council.

"But the dynamic imposed by the Taliban since they took power two years ago constitutes a systematic assault on the rights and freedoms of the population, which particularly targets women and girls and excludes them from most aspects of public and daily life."

Since reclaiming power in the summer of 2021, the Taliban have taken a number of steps curtailing women's rights.

"The shocking level of oppression of Afghan women and girls is immeasurably cruel. Afghanistan has set a devastating precedent as the only country in the world where women and girls are denied access to secondary and higher education," Turk said.

In December, the Taliban banned women from attending universities and prohibited women from working in non-governmental aid organizations, leading to many NGOs withdrawing their staff.

The U.N. Security Council said the move was "undermining human rights and humanitarian principles in the country."

The Taliban have also barred women from taking medical school exams, effectively barring women from practicing medicine.

In August, the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan said it had recorded credible reports that the Taliban had committed hundreds of extrajudicial killings.

The difference between here and Egypt, where they just outlawed face-covering niqabs from schools, is dramatic. One wonders if the Taliban will target Egypt for their transgression of Afghanistan's interpretation of Sharia?

India: 100 female students molested, tailors Mohammad Umar

and Mohammad Shakil arrested

SEP 18, 2023 11:00 AM BY ASHLYN DAVIS

The molestation of Hindu girls, especially minors, by Muslims is a growing menace in India. Unfortunately, no state-level institution or authority has acted with the necessary stringency against such crimes. As a result, girls are repeatedly becoming victims of such pedophiles and perverts.

In one of the latest incidents, reported from Uttarakhand, over 100 girls have reported being molested by three tailors. The victims, students of a residential school in the Khatima area of Udham Singh Nagar district in Uttarakhand, have alleged that three tailors who came to take their measurements for school uniforms between August 22 and September 6 had touched them inappropriately during the process.

Police arrested two of the three tailors, Mohammad Umar and Mohammad Shakil, on Tuesday, September 12. Both the accused are residents of Khatima. They have been charged under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offenses (Pocso) Act and various sections of the Indian Penal Code, including section 354 (outraging the modesty of a woman). 

The arrests, however, didn’t come easily. The girls had to struggle to make their voices heard and knock on various doors before any action was taken on the disgusting perversion they were made to suffer. As suggested by reports, school staff members were present when the girls were being measured for their dresses. Ideally, the indecent acts should have stopped right after the first girl was molested in the presence of her teacher, who, in turn, should have taken swift action to not only stop the molestation, but also have the tailors thrown off the school premises. But it seems that none of that happened.

After multiple girls — around 100 as per reports — were harassed by these tailors, they shared their experience with a teacher. But the matter escalated only after the victims’ parents raised their concerns vociferously. After the parents filed a formal complaint with the Khatma Police through the president of the Parent-Teachers Association, the matter was brought to the attention of authorities.

Responding to the complaint, Sub Divisional Magistrate (SDM) Khatima Ravindra Singh Bisht and his police team reached the school. SDM Bisht reprimanded the school staff for their apparent negligence, leading to the detention of the vice principal and two other teachers for dereliction of duties and responsibilities. The district’s SSP, Manjunath TC, has informed that female police personnel were also dispatched to gather statements from the impacted children. The tailors were investigated and detained as well. The school’s CCTV footage was examined before taking action against the accused. “The DVR of the CCTV camera has been seized, and investigation has revealed that the tailors were guilty of molesting the girls,” confirmed SDM Bisht.

These repulsive acts are reminiscent of the Ajmer Serial Rapes of 1992, where again, hundreds of Hindu schoolgirls were targeted and raped by Muslims, and some were compelled to commit suicide out of humiliation. Even in terms of recent happenings, this is not the first time female students have faced harassment in an educational institution at the hands of Muslims. In July, three Muslim students of Netra Jyoti College of Udupi, Karnataka, identified as Alimatul Shaifa, Shabanaz and Aliya, allegedly hid cell phones in bathrooms to record private moments of females from the Hindu community. They then forwarded these videos to the male students of their community through WhatsApp and later shared the revealing footage on social media.

In August, a similar case was reported from Ghazipur in Uttar Pradesh, where Mantasha Kazmi, a first-year Government Homeopathic Medical College student, was accused of stealthily recording objectionable photos and videos of her fellow hostel residents and sharing this material with a senior male student, Mohammad Amir. As per reports, Mohammad Amir used these intimate images and videos to blackmail the girls.

In both the above-listed cases, there were deliberate attempts first to silence the victims and then whitewash the incidents as pranks or random isolated instances of lesser importance.

In the latest case of Khatima, what was shocking and unacceptable was that the school itself appointed the tailors accused of molesting the students. One would expect a school to be more vigilant and careful about individuals they invite inside the premises and give easy access to their students, who are minor girls. Not only was that initial due diligence missing, but the teachers also didn’t take cognizance of the matter and allowed the girls to be harassed by the tailors.

With India being targeted by a Muslim-pandering global media that regularly accuses the country of becoming hostile towards the Muslims under Prime Minister Modi’s leadership, are all kinds of activities by Muslim perverts being treated mildly in order to uphold dear secularism?